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topgear1224 Enthusiast

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Not true. I got $6k in discounts, plus the zero percent interest on my left over 2019 high country.  Traded in my 2018 Sierra for it. Love this new 10 spd and larger bed. 
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Those would be dealer discounts not the nearly 11k GM put on the hood of 2020's.

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tommy1727
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Just picked up my SLT Crew Cab Standard Bed on Saturday.  Took about 10 weeks to arrive.  

f8l vnm
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Also just me personal opinion on looks as we all love our trucks but looks wise the 6.5 bed looks more proportional with that huge cab. I know some think the 6.5 bed looks goofy but looks wise I like

block8head
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Mine arrived at dealership today. picking it up tomorrow!!! 

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To me, nothing looks better than a lifted crew cab standard box. The proportions are perfect and it really makes the truck look massive. Here’s mine

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On 6/13/2020 at 11:41 PM, Puffer4tw said:

To me, nothing looks better than a lifted crew cab standard box. The proportions are perfect and it really makes the truck look massive. Here’s mine

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looks good! do you have any side view pics?

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I was gunna do 4” but the more I thought about it I felt like being so long only doing 4” of lift wouldn’t look enough. So I went with 8” and I couldn’t be happier with it. Here’s a better side view for you. 

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12 hours ago, loopbacksean said:

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Picking this up Monday. I've wanted a CC Standard Bed for years but could never afford one. Now I can.

Aaaaaaand it's got the diesel too!

Congrats sir! 

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